config.rc

#! /bin/sh
#
# Author: Dhruv Sharma

# This file controls a lot of the configuration settings for
# your private git server setup. Edit this BEFORE you run
# the main script. The script will try to see if this file has
# any blank fields, but if it fails, strange things may happen.

# The default fields here are what I suggest you use. Except for
# GIT_SITE_NAME, which would be your choice. Though I do recommend
# "https://git.<site-name.com>" since that results in short
# clone urls that are easy to work with.

# Again, I strongly suggest you use the defaults, and just edit
# GIT_SITE_NAME.

# DO NOT put 'http[s]://www.' in any of these variables.
# The format for any URL is <subdomain>.<domain>.<tld>/<path>
######################## EDIT THESE ########################
GIT_USER="git"
GIT_HOME="/home/$GIT_USER"
WWW_HOME="/var/www/htdocs/git"
GIT_SITE_NAME="git.<my_site.com>"
CLONE_URI="$GIT_SITE_NAME"
DEFAULT_OWNER="Fake Name"
DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION="Default Description"
###########################################################


######################## DOCS  ########################

######### GIT_USER
# This will be the new user created on your system who will
# control the git server. This also means that if you want
# easy, passwordless git-push's you will add
# git@<site-name.com>:<path-to-repo>.git as your git
# remotes. I suggest you leave this user as git, unless
# you are really opposed to that idea.

######### GIT_HOME
# This is the directory where all your git repositories
# will live. This could be any directory, anywhere on the
# system; but there are 2 reasons why I picked this as the
# best choice:
# 1: Easy permission setup since this is in the gitusers home
# 2: ssh based git remote URL will be something like
#       git@<site-name>.com:<repo-name>.git
#    which looks the best of any other choice.

######### WWW_HOME
# This is where the documents for the web view of your git
# repo (stagit) will live. This is where everyone puts there
# files. Change it if you wish; I cannot guarantee if it
# will work.

######### CLONE_URI
# This is the URL which will be displayed on the website
# for cloning your website. I suggest
# "git.<site-name.com>" since that would make
# your clone repos something like 
# "https://git.<site-name.com>/<repo>.git"

######### DEFAULT_OWNER|DESCRIPTION
# Self explanatory default git repo settings